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To those who care about progressing Hall of Monuments the nine rings help out significantly with lucky and unlucky title tracks. Chests cost keys or lock picks but nine rings cost a paltry amount of tickets or rings of fortune cost nothing, I think. Since GW1 doesn’t have an auto log all you do is purchase some starting tickets and stand in either the center of the 3x3 circles for heavier progression in the lucky track or in a corner for heavier progression in the unlucky track.

I got really into the Revenant armor beta participants got and decided to go around open world and take screenshots of it. It looks so cool. This isn't a one shot kind of post. I thought since I'm mainly interested in the armor it would mainly be about that along with what it looks like different environments. I also tried mixing some pieces with current armor b/c free transmutes but ended up not and just hiding shoulders.

You can find the Galleries here: (http://imgur.com/a/Uft0m) (http://imgur.com/a/24Z40)

Also you can find more about the Mistward Armor here: (http://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Mistward_armor)

I forgot the dye specifics but on some I used Midnight Fire, Cobalt, Iron, Elect

Using the default method to take a screenshot will create a .jpg file where ever your gw2 documents screens folder is of whatever you're trying to capture. It turns out you can ever so slightly increase the quality of these screenshots by telling Guildwars 2 to capture them in .bmp (bitmap) file format. You basically have to add -bmp to the end of the Target Area in your Guildwars 2 shortcut properties. Ex: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Guild Wars 2\Gw2.exe" -bmp

While this is a quality of life, the increased quality will require more storage space on your drive. The .jpg images can be ~200KB while the .bmp can be ~6.00MB. This is strictly using options provided by Guildwars 2 only.

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